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‘The Crimes of Grindelwald’ – a witness for the defense
4/10 In 2016, audiences were generally pleased and relieved to return to an Americanized version of the wizarding world, but Paul and I were dissatisfied with its length and general lack of direction. Now, the sequel, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes … Continue reading →
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The Open Bar Review – The Belko Experiment
In which Paul and I take an in-depth look at Donald Trump’s tax returns.
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The Open Bar Review – Logan
In which Paul and I carefully examine why the new Wolverine movie is actually pretty lame.
The Open Bar Review – 2016 Oscars
La La Land’s going to win that.
The Open Bar Review – A Cure for Wellness
In which Paul confesses to the recent terror attacks in Sweden.
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Tagged A Cure for Wellness, Paul Wedding, Sweden, The Open Bar Review
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